Will the 4k aisle at walmart remain the sane for years to come?

[James_Younger_Gang]

I noticed that Walmart added a big aisle with 4k uhd blu rays. I wonder. Are new 4k titles going to be added to that section at least once a week, or are they going to take the usual route and just have the same movies for a long time?

[Q-Tip]

All I know is I hope it isn't insane at any point.

[Sky_Captain]

Will you still be posting in(s)ane threads for years to come?

[Thomas Irwin]

It looks like they've pulled Wonder Woman already.

[Show spoiler]

[Sky_Captain]

Something got pulled over that photo, alright...

[mysticwaterfall]

They've changed the 4k format a bunch of times at my WM so far:
1) Mixed in with new releases
2) Seperate Endcap
3)Endcap and side of Trifold
4)Just Endcap, no Trifold
5) New release Endcap and Larger section with other movies

Of all these, the only one that ever seems to get new titles is the endcap.

[guachi]

The Wal-Mart closest to me, in a lower income area, has a small movie section. Their 4k movies are generally only for new releases. I don't think I've seen any deep catalog 4k title sold there. End cap gets the latest movies in DVD/blu/4k.

Recent 4k releases that haven't sold out are mixed in with everything else.

[roguejp]

Originally Posted by Sky_Captain

Will you still be posting in(s)ane threads for years to come?

Indeed, he's done it in the blu-ray section and now he's found UHD, I fear for the future of this section .....

[RustinCohle]

Genuinely good thread and question. I’ve also been wondering the same thing myself..

[GohanX]

There's one Walmart near me that barely has any blurays, much less 4k movies. It's still 90% DVD.

[GasmaskAvenger]

I just went to a Walmart that had a section of catalog 4K titles.

[ronboster]

Originally Posted by James_Younger_Gang

I noticed that Walmart added a big aisle with 4k uhd blu rays. I wonder. Are new 4k titles going to be added to that section at least once a week, or are they going to take the usual route and just have the same movies for a long time?

Walmart is notorious for "YMMV" relative to pricing and even displaying their merchandise. Unless a Walmart Entertainment software buyer would chime in from Bentonville, AR...we would all be guessing on the future corporate commitment to 4k software.

[xxstrataxx]

No offense but this is a terrible thread. It should NOT have its own thread and should be here...

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=274160

"4K Questions that don't deserve their own threads"

This thread is for when you want to know the answer to something 4K related, but don't want to make a whole individual thread for it. Or can't make a thread. Or don't want to get roundly mocked.

No question too small! Or too dumb!

Seems to fit this perfectly ha.

[Nothing371]

or else the Walmart thread that existed here first.

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=304419

Either of those would work.

[RustinCohle]

Yeah everyone. Stop using up all the threads. We can only make so many..

[LoSouL]

Thank you, based Wal-Mart.

[jibucha]

why not?

Originally Posted by xxstrataxx

No offense but this is a terrible thread. It should NOT have its own thread and should be here...

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=274160

"4K Questions that don't deserve their own threads"



Seems to fit this perfectly ha.

[Crow]

I believe it all comes down to available space. The closest Walmart to where I live has about half an aisle displaying 4K and HD Blu-ray titles. However, another Walmart in my area which is at least, double the size, has three aisles displaying 4K and HD Blu-ray titles.